Insider Tips - Best Performing Indicators for Trading ETFs

Kirt Christensen, ETFTippingPoint.com

The ETFs market is a huge reflection of crowd psychology playing over two basic human emotions; greed and fear. Professional ETF traders understand this, and rather than relying on greed and fear, they keenly follow the mood of the market as informed by technical analysis and/or candlestick patterns.

Using Keltner Channels to Find Low-Risk, High Probability Options Opportunities

Chuck Hughes, ChuckHughes.com

One of the simplest but most effective entry timing indicators are the Keltner Channels which can quickly and easily be downloaded from investing websites such as www.StockCharts.com. Steps for down loading the Keltner Channels follow.

The Keltner Channels function as an overbought/oversold indicator that can help us select a buy point for stocks and call options that are on a EMA System ‘buy’ signal. Overbought is a term used to describe a stock that has been increasing in price over a period of weeks or months with very few price pullbacks. Oversold is a term used to describe a stock that has been decreasing in price over a period of weeks or months with very few prices increases.

The J-Hook Continuation Pattern

Rick Saddler, HitAndRunCandlesticks.com

While there are a number of continuation patterns in trading, the J-Hook Continuation Pattern is one that is a very decisive and can be easily identified since it forms the letter J. If the chart pattern is followed, entered at the right time and unfolds as expected, it can be very profitable. J-Hooks may also called by other names like Thunderbolts and 123 formations.

A Strategy for Consistent Profits

Doug Campbell, RightWayOptions.com

I decided to write this article detailing just one trading strategy that works extremely well no matter the size of your account. It’s effective for both full and part-time traders and, the best thing is, it’s simple.

How to Keep in Step with the Overall Trend

Steve Primo, ProTraderStrategies.com

After all these years of research and spending money, is trading consistency still eluding you? Have you given up your search for the perfect trading method? The statistics show that only 5% of traders will be consistently profitable while the majority of all traders will eventually lose money. How is it possible that such a small percentage of traders is able to consistently capture profits? Simple, they’re in sync with the overall trend. Many traders find out what the trend is from chat rooms, tons of indicators, or by listening to so-called trading gurus, but in this presentation Steven Primo reveals a tool that shows just how simple it is to be in sync with the overall trend, regardless of what market or time frame you are trading. That tool is the “Buy/Sell Line.”

Common Candlestick Patterns and What They Mean: The Hammer Signal

Stephen Bigalow, CandlestickForum.com

One of the most visually compelling candlestick patterns is the hammer signal. This signal is easily recognized by the lower shadow also known as the tail that protrudes to the downside after an extended downtrend.

Pivots - The Market's Magnet

Rob Booker , Robcoin.com

How to Capitalize on Increased Market Volatility

Mary Ellen McGonagle, MEMInvestmentResearch.com

In this video, we are going to focus on volatility in the markets, and how to capitalize on high volatility.

When volatility is high, you will see large swings in stocks, indicating that emotions are high in the markets. The driving emotion in highly volatile markets is fear. And fear usually causes price movement to accelerate. Periods of high volity often occur during periods of economic uncertainty, which could include interest rate decisions, geopolitical events, and other major news events.

Quarterback Winning Trades with the Intelligence Funnel

Forex Alpha, NOFT-Traders.com

The Right Way to Trade Tops and Bottoms

Steve Primo, ProTraderStrategies.com

Have you ever wondered why most traders consistently lose money? There are several reasons why this happens, but it’s usually because traders follow some outside system they picked up somewhere, and followed it blindly.

Trading with Trend and Momentum

Vince Vora, TradingWins.com

False Breakouts Can Help You Win Big!

Roger Scott, WealthPress.com

I wanted to cover one very important topic that comes up quite frequently and that’s how to identify false breakouts with a high level of certainty and how to utilize them to increase the amount of premium that we collect from credit spreads.

Roger Scott, WealthPress.com

An Easy Strategy for Trading Volatile Markets

Vince Vora, TradingWins.com

In this video, I am going to show you how to deploy an easy to use strategy that works in any market, and in any time frame. In fact, it also works quite well with Options. It is purely based on technical analysis, and not on fundamentals

How to Know Exactly When to Implement a Short Options Strategy

Eric Wilkinson, ProTraderStrategies.com

Understanding probabilities of options is key to the success of any strategy but increasing ones returns is really as simple as knowing when, where and how to implement options strategies to increase the probabilities of success.

How to Capitalize on the Opening Bell

Geoffrey A. Smith, DTItrader.com

The past 30 years have seen great advances in charts. In 1987, only brokers had charts, unless you took the pain staking task of drawing them out yourself. In the 1990's we had the internet boom which made attaining charts much easier but many were end of day. Toward the late '90's trading platforms supplied charts and the chart boom began. Today, you can get just about any type of chart you like off the internet, let alone, the vast depths of trading platforms. Think about all the analytical tools and news that are available to us now in real time. There are even bots (or algorithms) that will trade for you. But with all this technology in charts and tools, it can get very confusing on what works and what doesn't.

Short Term Trading Strategies – Learn To Use The RSI Indicator

Roger Scott, WealthPress.com

My Winning Momentum Strategy

Vince Vora, TradingWins.com

The focus of this video is solely based on how to trade safely, which simply put, means keeping the odds of success in your favor. One of the strategies that does that for us is my Winning Momentum Strategy.

This strategy has been used for many years, and has been consistent throughout all kinds of markets.

Roger Scott, WealthPress.com

Many traders, who are starting out, have a strong believe that swing trading stocks techniques have to be complex to be profitable. I want to reiterate again as I have mentioned many times this is just not true. There is no correlation between complex strategies and profitability.

How to Take a Pulse of the Markets Using These 5 Stocks

Rick Saddler, HitAndRunCandlesticks.com

How does a trader get a quick pulse of the market? There are indices and sectors galore along with way too much information. This adds up to information overload and not enough time to intelligently decipher the information into a meaningful trading strategy.

Rob Booker , Robcoin.com

Wedge Pattern Breakouts: Explosive Winning Trades

Stephen Bigalow, CandlestickForum.com

Prices move in patterns! This is due to one basic investment truism. Human nature exhibits the same habits when it comes to managing investment funds which are at risk. Investor sentiment reacts the same way time after time. This is why patterns can be recognized.

How to Know if a Market Crash is Coming

Tom Busby, DTItrader.com

Habits of a Successful Trader

Rick Saddler, HitAndRunCandlesticks.com

Whether you are new to trading or a seasoned veteran, every trader has bad habits that they would like to change. Some habits are buried deep within and need to be brought to the surface so they can be identified and changed.

How to Automatically Boost Your Income and Protect Your Nest Egg at the Same Time

Don Fishback, DonFishback.com

Here is a challenge. I want you to think of “protection”.

Protection comes in all sorts of different forms. If it’s your house, protection can be an alarm system, locks, smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, even safety glass. Protection also comes in the form of insurance, so that you’re covered if something bad does happen.

Key Indicators to Pinpoint Your Buy and Sell Strategies

Mary Ellen McGonagle, MEMInvestmentResearch.com

This educational video is brought to you by Wall Street veteran Mary Ellen McGonagle who is the Founder of MEM Investment Research. For over 25 years, Mary Ellen has shared these same strategies with top performing Portfolio Managers; many of whom she continues to work with.

My Favorite Technical Setups

Ron Haydt, FinanChill.com

The Best Performing Indicators for Trading ETFs

Kirt Christensen, ETFTippingPoint.com

The ETFs market is a huge reflection of crowd psychology playing over two basic human emotions; greed and fear. Professional ETF traders understand this, and rather than relying on greed and fear, they keenly follow the mood of the market as informed by technical analysis and/or candlestick patterns.

The J-Hook Continuation Pattern

Rick Saddler, HitAndRunCandlesticks.com

While there are a number of continuation patterns in trading, the J-Hook Continuation Pattern is one that is a very decisive and can be easily identified since it forms the letter J. If the chart pattern is followed, entered at the right time and unfolds as expected, it can be very profitable. J-Hooks may also called by other names like Thunderbolts and 123 formations.

My Way to Generate Consistent Income

Tom Busby, DTItrader.com

There are many ways to trade options or use options in trading. Many people trade options for the sole reason that they are much cheaper than trading stock. It is kind of interesting that it is rare to find an options trader that would ever buy a stock, or a stock trader that would ever buy an option.

Volatility and Candlesticks

Stephen Bigalow, CandlestickForum.com

Volatility! Bad? Most investment advisors steer investors away from volatile stocks or any volatile trading entity. But for the candlestick investor, volatility is extremely profitable. Candlestick signals are based upon a very simple premise. The signals are formed based upon the change of investor sentiment.